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FLOW – Financial Literacy for Women and Youth – WWN partners with YNOT (Youth Now On Track)

FLOW – Financial Literacy for Women and Youth – WWN partners with YNOT (Youth Now On Track)

  Whole Woman Network is happy to announce a collaboration with YNOT Toronto (Youth Now On Track), to deliver a 6-part workshop series on Financial Literacy and Economic Opportunities for Women and Youth. The introductory workshop was held in August

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The Colour of Poverty Fact Sheet

“1 in 5 racialized families lives in poverty in Canada, as opposed to 1 in 20 non-racialized families. Overall, racialized women earn 32% less at work.”

“41% of chronically poor immigrants have degrees “Chronically poor” – living below Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO) for 5 consecutive years.”

“Child poverty rates are higher for children of immigrants, children of colour, black, indigenous children.”

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National Financial Literacy Strategy

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